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Gene La Verne, Peerles Terpsichorean Maestro, to Conduct Lessons at Hunts Craterian
Local and Personal
1TEDF0RD MAIL TKIBHNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON. STINT) AT. SEPTEMBER I, 1935.
Knlpper Here J. Knlpper of Eden
Valley visited briefly in Medford yes
terday. Aa Like O' Wood Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Isaac left yesterday to spend
tha tree end at Lalte o- the Woods.
from GranU pass Nell K. Allen o!
Grant Pass was In the city yesterday
enroute from his home to Diamond
lake.
BayUsa visits Fred Bayllse. super
intendent of Montcwst ranch near
Hilt. California, was a Medford visitor
yesterday.
No operator's permit Marlon Cas
tor of Central Point, arrested yester
day by sute police charged with op
erating a motor vehicle without a per
mit, was fined 5 in Justice court,
and assessed court cost of 84.50. Tne
fine was suspended upon payment of
tha costs.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Extra special redwood
post. 7 ft. long, as low as 10 cents
each while tney last oetter Inves
tigate for tall and winter require
ments, special cleanup prices on
fence and netting remnant.
-Nat" Building. 124 North Riverside
TOR RENT Three room and bBth
partly furnished apartment. Pri
vate entrance. Oarage. Opposite
high school. 810 South OaHdale
Ave.
mcriM rime rlDentnc fast at Wal-
nutmere. Get yours soon. E. E. roes,
Talent.
TOR EXCHANGE High clnss. strict
ly modern, suburban town home,
clear. Will exchange for desirable
Medford property, clear, cr will as
m. nr oav cash difference. Box
5925. Mall Tribune.
CHIV. Town sedan. New air w'.ieels.
truni. small mileage. A real bar
gain at 854500.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth
BOAT and trailer. Also picking buck
ets. Want bicycle, power bench
tools. 810 E. Jackson,
YOUNG woman, neat, congenial, be
tween 25 and 30, for light house
work, man and eon. In country
home. Good n-eges. Box 59S3, Tribune.
MODEL T touring car with license.
Cheap. Also set work harness. Cen
tral Point Trading Post.
FOR SALE Fresh meat, fruits, veg
etables and staple groceries t
Franklin's Grocery, Labor Day. 437
8. Central.
fr prrHiHni!)nurlu for cosh
Open all day Monday. Franklin's
orocery, 11 o. central.
WANTED To see 75 women & 25 men
not In the habit of trading wit:i
Franklin's Grocery. 437 S. Central,
Monday. Labor Day.
Now at Their Best
PEACHES
FOR CANNING -
2y,$ and 3'2 per pound
Call Sunday and Monday
and bring your Coxes.
PIERCE'S
Hot Houses
l Phone B97-R-2
DANCE
AT JACKSONVILLE
Marble Corner
Eats and good things to eat.
Regal Amber on tap!
- Under the Auspices of
APPLEGATE GRANGE
Labor Day, Sept. 2. 1935
From Diamond Lake Bill Horn,
from Diamond lake, was In Medford
Saturday buying auppliea and visit
ing friends.
Visitor from Ashland M:s Ellen C.
Galey of Ashlsnd. dsughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Galey. was a Medford
visitor Prldsy.
Varatlonlns at Lake Alfred Hens
ler of Phoenix I visiting at Diamond
lake, where ha will remain over tha
holiday.
At Community Mrs. Berthold Bar
num was a patient at the Commun
ity hospital yeeterday. having under
gone a major operation.
.
Receiving Medical Aid Mra. Floyd
Newman, of the north Pacific high
way la a patient at the Community
hospital, receiving eye treatment.
.
Rosehurg Man at Hospital Tom
Aspben of Roseburg Is a patient at
the Community hospital, receiving
medical attention.
...
Prunk Arrested Joe Smith, trans
ient, was arrested Friday night by
city police on a charge of being drunk
In a public place.
K I minis Meeting Postponed Due
to the fact that Monday is Labor dsy.
there will be no meeting of Medford
Klwanla club Monday, It was an
nounced. Spokane Fishermen Here Edward
S. Strammejhan of Spokane, after
spending a week on vacation at Fish
iske, left yesterday to apend the week
end fishing at the mouth of the
Rogue.
Truck Driver Arrested G. J. Pot
ter of Medford was fined 5 and costs
of $4.50 yesterday In Justice court,
after having been arrested by state
nollce for driving a truck without
clearance lights.
To Klamath Mrs. Earl Wymore,
accompanied by Mr. and Mra. Carl
ton Mortln and Mrs. r. R. Wymore,
are spending the week end in Klam
ath Falls visiting with Earl Wymore.
While there they may go to Lakevlew
for the rodeo.
...
Smith Much Improved S. Sumpter
Smith, who has been critically 111
for the past two months at the Com
munity hospital, ha sufficiently re
covered to return to hla home al
though he Is still under the care of
a trained nurse.
...
Chanlain Pond on Duty Rev. Clif
ton R. Pond. 1st Lieut., Chaplains
Res., of Bingham Canyon. Utah, has
arrived In Medford CCC district for
duties here In Zone 3. which includes
Annie Springs, Elk Creek. Diamond
Lake and Lava Beda camps,
Insurance Men North John Meyer.
district manager here for Northern
Life Insurance company, accompanied
by Mrs. Meyer. Ray L. Lewis and El-
vln E. Cook will leave the first of the
week to attend a coast-wide confer
ence of the company at Gearhart.
Oregon. They will be gone five days.
New Central Teacher Mlsa Laura
Pastorlno of Medford haa accepted a
position s fifth grade teacher In the
Centrsl Point school. She la a grad
uate of the Medford high school, and
the Southern Oregon Normal school.
She left yesterday for a vacation In
San Francisco before taking up her
duties.
...
Daniels and Rlehl Flfhlng T. E.
"Dan" Daniels, and Al. Rlshl. factory
representative of the Remington Arms
company, after spending a. part of
the past week in fishing tn the Ump
qua divide country, have circled
around and are at Diamond lake to
day. Daniels will be back In r'a of
fice tomorrow. Rlehl will be remem
bered as one of the ace shots In the
Oregon State trapshoot held here In
June. '
...
CCC's lo Celeehrate Labor day will
be celebrated In the camps of Med
ford CCC district, and all the camps
will have a special dinner or some
other form of celebration, according
to district headquarters. All members
will be excused from work except
those detailed for camp police and
necessary emergency work. Many of
the enrollees are planning to partici
pate In community celebrations on
the day of rest and recreation.
...
Ed. Kellys Have gon Word was re
ceived here yesterday by Attorney
and Mrs. E. E. Kelly that their son
and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Edward C. Kelly of Portland, ara the
parents of a son born Aug. 30. He has
been named Edward James. Mrs. Kel
ly Is the former Mary Grelner, who haa
formerly with the Mall Tribune and
has since been prominent in news
paper work at Washington. D. C,
whence Mr. Kelly wa recently trans
ferred to Portland to be PWA adviser
for Oregon. Edward James has a
brother, Bernard, and a slater. Nor-
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Gen Ijl Vernp. favorltp dance Initruetor to the film stum, in shown her In rIx steps of hts new crrnilon, -The Dane of thi SraiV with tonie of llnihwood'A .ending screen celebrities as hl partner.
Reading from extreme left to right: I -a Verne and Kitty Carlisle, ParHmnunt Mar; La Verne and Gloria Stuart. Universal star; t Verne and Thelma Todd. Hat Roftrit favorite: I. a Verne anil .lean Parker, one of
M-Ci-M's younger stars: 1-a Verne and Carole Lomlmrd, Paramount star and Verne atid Jean Harlow. M-Q-M star. Girls wishing to enter the Mull Trlhune-Craterlan Theatre danrc contest and free instruc
tion are asked to register their names now at the theatre hox office.
Roast Burns Pp The fire depart
ment report! a caII at 5:45 p. m. !
Friday to & residence on Pine street,
where a roat had been left too long
on an electric range, burning up but
causing no further damage.
Campbell to Wyoming Lewis
Campbell, basketball player for Med
ford high school, left, yesterday for
Cheyenne. Wyoming, where he will
visit until Christmas time with his
sister. Mrs. Ben Harrel. He will study
at 7Vrt Warren while In Wyoming.
Bowman Out of Danger Joseph T.
Bowman. CCC enrollee at Camp An
nie Springs, who sustained a frac
tured skull when he fell from a for
st service truck near Crater lake, Is
believed out of danger, according to
a report from the Sacred Heart hos
pital, where he haa been a patient.
TRAIL WOMAN INJURED
WHEN STRUCK BY AUTO
Violet Abel. Trail, was slightly In
jured yesterday morning about 0
O'clock, when struck by a car driven
by Joseph J. O'Hara of San Dtego.
about three miles south of Trail, ac
cording to a report made to city
police by O'Hara. She was crossing
tha highway on foot, and emerged
from behind a parked mail truck Just
as the O'Hara machine came by, he
said.
Although her condition was not
thought to be serious, she received a
contusion of the scalp, and abrasions
and bruises on the elbow and the
heel.
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Art Classes
Oil painting In the free art classes
being conducted by the Southern
Oregon Art association la receiving
special attention, with Mrs. Minnie
B. Heine and Max Selmes each con
ducting separate courses, It has been
announced. Each teacher also receives
pupils for private instruction In their
own studios,
Card of Thanks
We wish to expreas our sincere
thanks to our many frtenns for their
prayers and affection for the kind
ness, sympathy and assistance offered
during the illness of our dear wife
and mother. In our bereavement
we are very grateful. M. P. Carney.
Marie and Grace.
KEEP COOL and ENJOY meals and
fountain service at the What Not
New air conditioner.
SUSPECTED THIEF
JAILED HERE HAS
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Wllllard Howell Garner, now being
held in the county Jail for the federal
grand Jury In Portland, on a charge
of violation of the Dyer act in trans
porting a stolen auto across the state
line, haa a long criminal record, ac
cording to word received here yes
terday by state and city police from
the department of criminal investi
gation of California.
According to the bulletin, Garner
has been known at various times as
Wlllard Howell Garner. Bill Garner,
and Edward Herbert Peseley. the
name that he gave when first ar
rested here on August 29. The rec
ord shows that he was arrested In
Pittsburgh, Penn., aa a suspicious
character, in 1925. On March 38.
1926, he was arrested in Columbus,
Ohio, on a charge of bribery, and
compounding a felony. He was held
for the grand Jury and given 90 days
In the workhouse on the first
charge, and given a fine of 300 and
costs on the second. He escaped from
the workhouse on August 26, 1926,
! the report states.
I He was later arrested In Colum
1 bus again for auto theft, and fo:
ithe escape. He appeared before the
grand Jury, was given a fine of fl00
on the auto theft charge and ordered
to the workhouse ngnln for six
I months on the escape charge.
He was arrested the next time tn
Washington. D. C, in July of 1932,
and sent to the asylum and Jail on 1
an assault charge, for 45 days, and
given a fine of 950. tn December of
the same year he again ran afoul of
the Washington authorities, on a
charge of assault and an attempt to
commit rape.
In 1033 he was picked up for in
vestigation at Springfield, III., aa a
suspicious character In connection
with bad check writing, and later
In the year he was nabbed by coast
authorities at Sacramento, on a grand
auto theft charge. He later spent 1 woman denied. Both were
three months In the county Jail on after Investigation.
the
he
tVntt charge, being released on
16th of Jauuary of 1934.
On Ju.iu-iry 1st of this rear
waa arrested in Reno. Nev., on a
counterfeit charge, and served time
in the county Jail. It was only June
12 until he was again In trouble,
when he wns picked up for grand
theft In Sacramento, but the case
waa dismissed.
When arrested here he waa accom
panied by two women, one of whom
he claimed to be his wife. This the
released
Attend Funeral Miss Alice Hui
ley of Medford waa In Ashland Thurs
day attending the funeral of Mrs.
Otllla Caldwell of Eugene Ashland
Tidings.
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225 N. Riverside. Phone 369
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